"readily deployable" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means something is easily and quickly available for use or implementation. Example: "The company's new software is highly praised for its readily deployable features, making it an efficient tool for businesses of all sizes."
This is a readily deployable solution that doesn't require ongoing maintenance.
At 16 pounds, the analyzer is readily deployable for field analysis.
As a candidate, George W. Bush had called for armed forces that were "agile, lethal, readily deployable and require a minimum of logistical support".
NATO reckons the Europeans have only a tenth of the readily deployable forces available to the Americans.So the Europeans have drawn up a wish-list.
As a candidate, Bush had placed military transformation at the center of his defense platform, declaring that the Army "must be agile, lethal, readily deployable, and require a minimum of logistical support".
In order to measure currents directly, a current meter must accurately record the speed and direction of flow, and the platform or mooring has to be reliable, readily deployable, and extremely sturdy.
The microEEG, at merely 9.4 × 4.4 × 3.8 cm and 88 g, is about the size and weight of a cellular telephone and can work equally well with both standard cup electrodes and readily available and rapidly deployable electrode caps, whose electrode-scalp impedances are relatively high.
It is not really deployable at the moment," he said.
Of note, similar to deployable medical teams, rapid military deployments out of area require deployable logistic support units within combat formations, assured access to strategic lift and deployable logistic assets (77).
On 23 December 2014, it was announced the Headquarters will reorganize into a deployable unit in response to increasing demands for "readily available, high-level leadership cadres drawn from divisional headquarters".
"We've demonstrated that our network is deployable," Mr. Agassi said.
